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School District Hires New Business Manager

The Wolf Point School board hired Demi Wilkinson as the school district’s new business manager during a special meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 2. Wilkinson is replacing long-term business manager/district clerk Cheri’ Nygard, who is moving to Lockwood. She has served as district clerk since 2011. Later in the meeting, trustees unanimously appointed Wilkinson as the district clerk. Nygard

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School District Hires New Business Manager

The Wolf Point School board hired Demi Wilkinson as the school district’s new business manager during a special meeting on Wednesday, Aug. 2. Wilkinson is replacing long-term business manager/district clerk Cheri’ Nygard, who is moving to Lockwood. She has served as district clerk since 2011. Later in the meeting, trustees unanimously appointed Wilkinson as the district clerk. Nygard

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Posted on August 10, 2023

Wolf Point Police Blotter

(Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire departments July 31 through Aug. 6. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) July 27 Rhiannon Ahneman, 39, 300 block of Blaine Street, no insurance and failure to give right away, tribal court. July 31 Jonathan WalkingEagle, 21, male, 500 block of Alder Street, theft - shoplifting

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Wolf Point Police Blotter

(Publisher’s Note: The following blotter includes the activities of the Wolf Point police and fire departments July 31 through Aug. 6. All those cited or arrested are presumed innocent.) July 27 Rhiannon Ahneman, 39, 300 block of Blaine Street, no insurance and failure to give right away, tribal court. July 31 Jonathan WalkingEagle, 21, male, 500 block of Alder Street, theft - shoplifting

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Posted on August 10, 2023

Fair To Provide Plenty Of Entertainment

Singer Cale Moon is the featured entertainer at the Roosevelt County Fair in Culbertson. His concert is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 11. Moon is described as being a new breed of pure country music. His musical style is a cross breed of Chris LeDoux and Josh Turner. His music is inspired by every day life as it happens in the lives of every day people. According to his

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Fair To Provide Plenty Of Entertainment

Singer Cale Moon is the featured entertainer at the Roosevelt County Fair in Culbertson. His concert is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 11. Moon is described as being a new breed of pure country music. His musical style is a cross breed of Chris LeDoux and Josh Turner. His music is inspired by every day life as it happens in the lives of every day people. According to his

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Posted on August 10, 2023

USDA Stresses Food Security Measures

As part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s participation in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum U.S. Host Year, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack chaired the Food Security Ministerial and highlighted the relationship between agri-food systems and climate change, food security and sustainable productivity growth last week. Building on USDA’s 2023 APEC agricultural subtheme,

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USDA Stresses Food Security Measures

As part of the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s participation in the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation Forum U.S. Host Year, Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack chaired the Food Security Ministerial and highlighted the relationship between agri-food systems and climate change, food security and sustainable productivity growth last week. Building on USDA’s 2023 APEC agricultural subtheme,

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Posted on August 10, 2023

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Wolf Point Hosts Wadopana Traditional Celebration

The traditional Wadopana celebration in Wolf Point was held over the weekend at the powwow grounds near the Sherman Inn. Darcey Anaquod was head man dancer. Imogene Lilley was head woman dancer. Organizers Julie Christian and Leslie Berge hosted specials and “honorings,” as well as a community feed and youth powwow, a memorial breakfast in honor of Sandra Lilley, a veterans feed and a candlelight

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Wolf Point Hosts Wadopana Traditional Celebration

The traditional Wadopana celebration in Wolf Point was held over the weekend at the powwow grounds near the Sherman Inn. Darcey Anaquod was head man dancer. Imogene Lilley was head woman dancer. Organizers Julie Christian and Leslie Berge hosted specials and “honorings,” as well as a community feed and youth powwow, a memorial breakfast in honor of Sandra Lilley, a veterans feed and a candlelight

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Posted on August 10, 2023

Northeast Montana Housing Summit Set

The Northeast Montana Housing Summit will be held in Wolf Point Sept. 14. Said a press release: “A dynamic discussion is planned with a diverse and inspiring panel of individuals working in the housing and related fields. These experts will share their insights, experiences, and innovative solutions for addressing housing challenges in our communities. Get ready to be inspired by their passion

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Northeast Montana Housing Summit Set

The Northeast Montana Housing Summit will be held in Wolf Point Sept. 14. Said a press release: “A dynamic discussion is planned with a diverse and inspiring panel of individuals working in the housing and related fields. These experts will share their insights, experiences, and innovative solutions for addressing housing challenges in our communities. Get ready to be inspired by their passion

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Posted on August 10, 2023

Missouri River Drought Conditions Persist

July runoff in the Missouri River Basin runoff was near or above average in all reaches except the Fort Peck reach, which was 68 percent of average. Above Sioux City, Iowa, runoff was 3.3 million acrefeet, 99 percent of average. “Soil moisture conditions deteriorated in Montana, North Dakota and northern South Dakota over the last month and improved across southern South Dakota and into

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Missouri River Drought Conditions Persist

July runoff in the Missouri River Basin runoff was near or above average in all reaches except the Fort Peck reach, which was 68 percent of average. Above Sioux City, Iowa, runoff was 3.3 million acrefeet, 99 percent of average. “Soil moisture conditions deteriorated in Montana, North Dakota and northern South Dakota over the last month and improved across southern South Dakota and into

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Posted on August 10, 2023

BLM Seeks Nominations To Advisory Councils

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public nominations for its Missouri Basin and Western Montana Resource Advisory Councils for existing and upcoming member vacancies. All resource advisory councils consist of 15 citizens with diverse interests in public land management, including conservationists, ranchers, outdoor recreationists, state and local government officials, and energy industry

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BLM Seeks Nominations To Advisory Councils

The Bureau of Land Management is seeking public nominations for its Missouri Basin and Western Montana Resource Advisory Councils for existing and upcoming member vacancies. All resource advisory councils consist of 15 citizens with diverse interests in public land management, including conservationists, ranchers, outdoor recreationists, state and local government officials, and energy industry

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Posted on August 10, 2023

Rural Teachers Gather Ideas To Bring Home To Montana Schools

As she looked ahead to starting her teaching career this fall in her home an hour’s drive north of Billings, Savanna Wolff was also looking for opportunities to strengthen her skills in science and other STEM fields. So she jumped at the chance to work alongside educators in a summer research program at Montana State University. As one of nine elementary teachers participating in MSU’s six-week

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Rural Teachers Gather Ideas To Bring Home To Montana Schools

As she looked ahead to starting her teaching career this fall in her home an hour’s drive north of Billings, Savanna Wolff was also looking for opportunities to strengthen her skills in science and other STEM fields. So she jumped at the chance to work alongside educators in a summer research program at Montana State University. As one of nine elementary teachers participating in MSU’s six-week

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Posted on August 10, 2023

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School District Hires New Business Manager

School District Hires New Business Manager

Wolf Point Police Blotter

Wolf Point Police Blotter

Fair To Provide Plenty Of Entertainment

Fair To Provide Plenty Of Entertainment

USDA Stresses Food Security Measures

USDA Stresses Food Security Measures

Truck fire

Truck fire

Wolf Point Hosts Wadopana Traditional Celebration

Wolf Point Hosts Wadopana Traditional Celebration

Northeast Montana Housing Summit Set

Northeast Montana Housing Summit Set

Missouri River Drought Conditions Persist

Missouri River Drought Conditions Persist

BLM Seeks Nominations To Advisory Councils

BLM Seeks Nominations To Advisory Councils

Rural Teachers Gather Ideas To Bring Home To Montana Schools

Rural Teachers Gather Ideas To Bring Home To Montana Schools

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